The Air Intelligence Unit officers at India’s airport rescued 2,447 live turtles being smuggled by a passenger arriving from Kuala Lumpur. The turtles were concealed in eight boxes within the passenger’s checked-in luggage. Watch in for more details!

Turtle Smuggling Racket Foiled At India's Trichy Airport

Jimmy Carter, the 39th President of the United States, died on Sunday (Dec 29) at the age of 100, his non-profit foundation announced. According to the Crater Center, he died "peacefully" at his home in Plains, Georgia, "surrounded by his family". Watch in for more details!

Jimmy Carter: How Haryana Village Was Named 'Carterpuri' In His Honour

Holding elections in Syria could take up to four years, according to Syria's de facto leader, Ahmed al-Sharaa. This was the first comment on the electoral timetable since Bashar Al Assad was ousted this month. Watch in for more details!

Syria: De Facto Leader Says Elections May Not Be Held For 4 Years

As Bangladesh continues to boil over the arrest of religious leader Chinmoy Krishna Das the United States' clamor is growing for his release, with a group of Bangladeshi Americans urging President-elect Trump to intervene. Watch in for more details!

Bangladeshi Americans Urge Trump To Protect Minorities In Bangladesh

Every year, thousands of people across Brazil converge at Salvador, Bahia's state capital, to join in one of the most popular Afro-Brazilian religious celebrations: The Yemanjá's Day.

Yemanjas Day: Brazil Celebrates Goddess of the Sea

China has taken a major leap in deep-sea science and technology with the commissioning of Tansuo 3, its first homegrown multifunctional scientific exploration and cultural relics archaeological ship, commissioned in Hainan Province. Watch in for more details!

China Unveils Tansuo-3; New Deep-Sea Research Vessel for Global Exploration

Authorities have recovered both black boxes, the flight data recorder and the cockpit voice recorder, for Jeju Air Flight 2216. The flight had crashed in South Korea a day ago. The crash, the deadliest in the history of South Korea, killed 179 people. Watch to know more.

South Korea Plane Tragedy: 179 Killed, Two Survive South Korean Plane Crash

In an interview with a Russian news agency, Foreign Minister of Russia, Lavrov, has said that Moscow is unhappy with the proposals reportedly made by U.S. President-elect Donald Trump. Citing various leaks and Trump’s interview with Time magazine on December 12th, Lavrov has said Russia is not satisfied, as Trump has been talking about freezing hostilities along the line of engagement and transferring further responsibility for confronting Russia to the European nations. Watch in for more details!

Russia-Ukraine War: Lavrov Criticises Ukraine NATO Delay Plan

In Bihar, the police baton charged and used water cannons to disperse protesting Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) aspirants. The aspirants are demanding a retest of the Combined Competitive Examination (CCE). Thousands of students gathered at Patna's Gandhi Maidan before marching towards JP Golambar, intending to proceed further.

India: BPSC Aspirants Seek Retest After Paper Leak

This year, India has made significant progress with rocket engine technology. India's space agency ISRO has certified all rocket engines required for the country's ambitious human space flight program, Gaganyaan. ISRO has also performed a few successful test firings of its most powerful rocket engine yet, a semi-cryogenic engine. For more details, WION's Sidharth MP spoke to Dr. V Narayanan from ISRO's Liquid Propulsion Systems Centre. Watch in for more details!

India's Most Powerful Rocket Engine In Development

The Magnificent Seven stocks of Wall Street—Apple, Amazon, Microsoft, Meta, Nvidia, Tesla, and Alphabet—have driven much of the S&P 500's growth in recent years. However, 2024 has shown some cracks in their dominance, especially compared to 2023’s performance. Stocks like Alphabet, Microsoft, and Apple have lagged behind the broader market in 2024, while Nvidia has stood out due to its central role in the AI boom. Watch in for more details!

Is The Mag7 Still A Strong Bet For 2025?

India’s public sector banks are experiencing their lowest workforce numbers in 13 years, according to new data from the Reserve Bank of India. Back in 2011, these banks employed over 755,000 people, and by the end of 2024, the number had only slightly increased. This sluggish growth is linked to the ongoing mergers among banks, which have slowed down the opening of new branches.

India’s Public Sector Bank Workforce Hits 13-Year Low

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